The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21


snate u via aeHana, Il aeg ssili ang atqpls
( III slgefs. TIA Fa3Haale uaildiaEa have beet
asiaaa r. AAia lasssa slsas ileFa saas doubling
1 Ia capacity, AZ al9ge RsHtsds aiace t4Ye5ao,
/ when itp ms Ein4N5a kRfs sife N9aia hob AlfQN
the Rdrais4spn 81 1fors taan A4g H. Met Esl
wnqreaa noW the flnfabsg ~ Patients q al
The tnsBne ARglnA1 hes bad , atkztisdet
f8eua IN Gov HE EI44Fy. WHO AaA always
been iHalesent II calling the atsentseia pf w
l Legislature toisa Bu0dss who bah shown ths
ntna8at Interest Ia everything conducive II
its welfaFe and VITO has ta1s1p 3 laraabif
pz8lA Id the growth OF TIC inatitntleu and ita
vastly iaeffasea power log good aurihs his
Inc pFassnt siIioisns Baatsi 81 AaminissFas
tors ana nfileera tG nhaAe admirable lisan-
AgemeHt tlie prosperity u he asylum L daes
Gov 81 p Moisners, e89olileie president;
1leas VIM. =, london, pfeaia elIt, Hon, Ihpa,
| b. Junga II. III Capt John j. Mellon, Cart.
s s sgaa Mss sslss sspEw VIII Il HH ssde
Dr. Depisof. HtelkinH The ekRrutlge CONF
mtttag Il composed % tha Hon, Ihos. y
Jones ehAtfsqAni Capt, VIM, NtlsoH nat
Iaglars Iha gfiicers Of the institution are
AFs i, Welsh Jones, attperiftendehk: Dr.. RI
X, JeneH, aasistent superintendent
THE iasrfruge ron rnE DEAF And ppMB.
Thia inatltutipn for the defective claasea is
located At Baton Rouge. Like the hther iii+
stitHttnBa already described, il has hean
greatly iHapfnYed during tSoy. MsEnerY'g
administration fNsho haa lwegh deinonatrated
She wAt1aeat Interest III this instituMpn3i md
itE facilities largely increased its i0ed Ok debt
Lifted, and ige iiaannial aud geterRA manage
nIsnt economical and thoroughly etiieient
IN 1877 ne institutlpn Nas loeaiaes if one
end sud Aging of The torieef aqAf ahd duIab
building, the remainder 0t the building be-
Ing occupied BY the ssata IniYeraity WHICH
gradually euer1aehed on tho tHstitale, IN
e5a the Board Of lfiisteea appealed 10 the
Legislature and obtained the iiagaage 81 an
get NllthQTt2inK theiE 70 purchase 4 sattehie
Alilidihg iuf the exclusive use ~ tins tilstl=
into for she Deaf and Dumb. iiIe necessary
act Was naaaed, although a sufficient sppEQ7
pTsatiaa for thA purchase Oh the building was
not made, and the tfHsteea purchased q large
thrss;,s M huliding n TIE corner 81 Church
sqnaFe sf GROUND, for 100000, 10 thia
building his institute Was renewed and haA
since heen located, III 1881, Bhen
eGutlfe chair &i6t Geo rsmRinad unpaid
on the building, and tlaebenrl9 was further
elabarraseed with ain old iJaehtgdnnsa Ion
hnsn a,,i a 9,,p n s5 M s,s XVII
ntniHfgAiiAn and IN addition, tie tfElAteea
have PIT &Aa87 30 worth ot renaifs upon
the building ane made L eoplfortsbie fqT The
tsndaRts, After payiEg the debts, repairing
the buildings Ai9eWalsst improving ahe
grounds, inGlaaiRg garden IL! which veee
tables afa Faisfd for consumption bS the in
mates, the beard furnished the clasafsonls
with new school furniture, iefErniahaa ehe
pleasf0a1ns supplied neW baddini and pro-
Yldad Other eqniianeIts, adding W the fecih7
siHs III the Institution and the comfort pf tha
pupils. Nlth the active cooperation Oh Coy
Millinery the trliateee have boan constant in
their efforts feF the welfare at the iustisu-
ton, in addition ~ an etlieieut shpgfiHtefi7
dent, one male and two female teEchefs feF
aha uHHhieiAsse8, they have provided an &C.
eofqplishDd teacher nf articulation and lip
the boys, n0nsistlng nt q wen eupplied pfIAf-
ing Office hAE been greatly extended during
thelF TERM and IS conducted By a practical
printer u high atanalug Tor character as
well as fer bis knowledge OF his art In
every depsF tlHagt tEe efficiency Fl VIC inshs
tuition has been praTnntad, aud although the
aaeemnn9d atiops are still inadequate On the
| ininstaa II TIE Institution are th0FuHglly
Wst cared foF and are present Isl larger tllIIp-
| bar than tor years paat. THIS Institution ~
now olit gf asbt7 The fifss time tor, man9
atfiefIy cash basis Tho Universally having
vacated Che cQinmOdlqus ana hanlspma
| building erected for tho Deaf ard BHnh In
eatutei ~ has been again removed 70 The Old
/ teeagi9n, WheIe IL will reopen ~ DGtnbaf
| under most fag0Fable aaeIHees and with
largely increased accommodations,
pointed Bg Gov. Wlltz. Their terms III III
tlee expired "a ! aS4i when they were reap,
| p0inted ~ GaY, 3ieEnRtF- II Ia constituted
as follows; Coy. 5. p. AlaEnefgi president;
MRstA, A Chambers w. q. Annis aud Har
ney Hkolaeld. Andfaw Jaekson Il no tfoas-
llTeF Of the board. John 9aatreiasla ii aeL-
ms superintendent pf tha inatikule
THE IssTIrugg ron FHE BEIap
The Institute for the Hind ID also located
AZ Baton Rouge, " formerly Occupied
the same building a. ille anstitate fdf tile
Deaf and bpmb, and WAS aIlder the same
management The two institutions ware SD
aFated In BIZ I and have remained Separate
ever since. After the separation q building
lnlaWn AZ t96 FfnteStant 0Fillan Asylum
/ Harvey Honae Nag sepuEed l1f tte pnrrGae.
| IAB ennditinnnf the institute az the close Of
the geaT 1870 iG well tglld ii TIM annual fe-
poEkef Yiae Fresillelit aoodale, 81 tne Board
4 Go0daie, and year FIJI year hay8 called
public attention 10 the fact tliet tho EiuriHi-
ana inatls4te Tor tllG Bltad n tenant ~ Vic
niereg 81 IN landlord IN the salps report
| then dcInieiied Mi. GQodale said Lts
4 utter HntitneAs for such purpose will be at
once reeoGhi9edf And eyen these utterly m
5epHfe.n N Tie fuBtitution isnu longer
iAf the mercyO ~ jtS landlard.N lt 0enupiea
= hsnasame honse I'll iis own op North B9u-
1 500, and paid for during Coy. McllnRryla
administration. the building I'll not VI
sufficient capacity To elpplg aee0Inln oda lions
1 tor inmateg and applicants, il Il true; but
nlpIlt oyer the old aHsrteT9; u hHl9D8e ~
1 tho Institution, which, consequently, has
Loss its f9rIaer Y4ggnnt character, Bnd,
/ IN word furnishes Home, and cone
| Portable one, for The unt1ftqGhteE who
hage been abia to aeeilTe admission 70 it.
Furthermore, IT is out at debit and Ii con-
/ Quoted on solid cash Aesie. ~ aeh0ai E1r
i The Blind Il has np superior. Ita lnanages
faept II careful, ecQnunical and taQfeughlY
1 ffiicient and although iss capacity Ii Inns
lied the institution n one n which tle atEte
INT ss ssfs sbat a54 a ng NV ma sR
evegg aiioFt ~ pEqmot0 III neefulaese, end
| % this end has niaae aeyeral appeals n the
! LegialAfnfe III its behalE HI hag seen II It's
proper management, which result haH been
/ Heenrea by tbs following trusteess Coy, 81.
/ y. mctspttg,. ex-otssnl2 pregiae iit; w. H; ~.
| bugne, .. II. Lanaon, ], I. GsRlggille, p. Al.
1 Hnsnet, II. Ilai5e, aud Charles u Keddg treas
i nreE MT, Lane II THU sanable principal pi
qBR CONFEDERATE soIDIERs' HoME
This Institution, the first OK i'll kind in the
South, md which eniegs tile Distinction 81
1 being QUE Of 6iie sWr b9tnea for Confederate
| NeiafanE he other being located III Rich
aaoqld aqfssea H st,e 5ssg n NsM
aafoss EkplAnnda street. Il was established
4 N 1883, etth. Az approximation fFata the
state ii $1,000 ior the yeegs Ss;} witch
eeeis oK ai entertainments al BID Faig
4 Grounds npstlbE ~ ! 90, Ald various deuRs
heps hg parl ~ triateA end prlyEte indiyldn.
gectoFs 81 TIL Home who Dis ihp ofilcers If
4 he OK 5unfedefste efganizGtlpgiE 0f thA
| Army of Nefthtfl NifEilliR ard ibs Array Of
Iepnessee, Eefe 9le 70 purchase tliH hand,
/ s9ing property the ldenle ltqw adeiIiesi ana
4 fafthsf appfppriationg Hi tue Legislature
4 hatG ehabled E9ela 70 nlake inqpr1yauieHts
and sGtlitieps ~ the nseessitg tn Interested
/ Accommodations haSe AEfHeD, twp-etury
/ ls1jlain9 being ADDED lei 1886. Ihe Home
4 ii NOW i'll excellent c01ditlDu 4ls Stale Hls-
| prqpIiatlegis support II m COED atSie. ana
/ tha inmEtss want for nothing III the nay 81
splid Comfort While tlie direet9fs alse PRO-
Il F3de tbAtu III It'll many Injuries llle iuetittis
li1n flW contains ii Sty ~ ne disahled aged
i and iasiffn befoeH Of Tic ti0nipgefaeE, and
/ affords aHple RccOla lnodatiQn 1of theif com
/ Portable lCdg8lgl
Althapsh hs hRs no eontT4i Of the FioHae
VI fiji bal III tho easp III THE other tltutiQ6A
supported III The ntatei khb putp9te fur
/ shteh lta*es inetstnteg End "a proper MAN.
teHaDce have EeeMfed t3oY- AcisuerF1s warm
Dit BymHalhg, and bic aaaistanee has been
prompt ana luss lnted in behalf uf Thy Homo.
/ hi AIRING an appropriation FOR tao
/ Home III bib message 10 tiie Lsgielatpfe
\ Ia 1850. the Governor A1l4sFAblE STAGED
| sl3e Dnrpqae ID view n touudlng the
4 Hn4ne Rln sBlirf be EaiQ, d WIS p9t